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| Gino Vannelli - Ultimate Collection |
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Band: Gino Vannelli Title: Ultimate Collection Rating: Release Date: 2004-03-16 Media: Audio CD Tracks: 1: Crazy Love 2: Felicia 3: Lady 4: People Gotta Move 5: Powerful People 6: Love Is a Night 7: Love Me Now 8: Mama Coco 9: Where Am I Going 10: Fly into This Night 11: Love of My Life 12: One Night with You 13: Appaloosa 14: Brother to Brother 15: I Just Wanna Stop - Gino Vannelli, Vannelli, Ross 16: Wheels of Life 17: Nightwalker 18: Stay with Me 19: Seek and You Will Find 20: Living Inside Myself 21: Black Cars 22: Hurts to Be in Love 23: The Other Man 24: In the Name of Money 25: Persona Non Grata 26: Wild Horses 27: Young Lover 28: If I Should Lose This Love 29: Sunset on L.A. 30: The Time of Day 31: The Longer You Wait 32: Black Cars 33: Hurts to Be in Love 34: Where Am I Going 35: People Gotta Move 36: Walter Whitman Where Are You 37: Slow Love 38: Lost and Found |
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Wonderful compilation " Anyway, I just wish there were more songs from his very first album, Crazy Life, such as Hollywood Holiday, There's No Time, Fling Of Mine, Granny Goodbye, Great Lake Canoe, Cherizar, One Woman Lover, or Piano Song. I don't own this CD set yet, but I believe the title of track #1 on the first CD should be "Crazy Life," not "Crazy Love. The "Crazy Life" album is a good representation of Gino's early composing skills, although a trained musician can hear "glitches" throughout the album, Gino's voice going slightly flat in some areas (being corrected by applying a slight chorus effect), and one song ends abruptly as if the 2" studio recording tape ran out. Nonetheless, Gino is a genius, and "Crazy Life" is a good example of his early beginning (when he waited outside the A&M Studios' parking lot in California with his brother, Joe, to approach Herb Alpert, the CEO, and ask for an audition for a recording contract, which obviously they received because of Herb Alpert's really liking their song material, probably because of its jazz flavor). I am sure this compilation is superb; however, I sure wish I could find the original "Crazy Life" CD, or hope that it is re-released soon. Maybe it will, but maybe it won't because of the aforementioned "glitches" and an overall slightly sonically inferior performance/engineering/sound quality (perhaps because of a novice sound engineer and/or the technology of the day, or perhaps cost/budget/time limitations/restraints to re-do some vocal tracks or other tracks). Anyway, I have it on vinyl and have transferred it to CD now, and with some audio software, any pops or clicks in the vinyl can be easily removed. This is an excellent compilation, but there is nothing like having the entire album, wherein Gino records them as concept albums with continuity, but the songs themselves stand up very well as individual songs without the context of the entire album.
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